Everyone is concerned about election integrity. We voters need assurance that we can mark a ballot privately and independently, that we can verify our votes as we marked them and know that those votes will be counted accurately. We need to
Read MoreI encourage voters in the 17th Congressional District to support Mondaire Jones for Congress because of his values. I believe in democracy. Our current representative, Mike Lawler, represents a party that supports a man for president who encouraged the overthrow
Read MoreInes Rossi, longtime resident of Pleasantville, passed from this life on May 18, her daughter by her side. She was 88. Born in Italy to parents Carmine and Rosa, Ines had four sisters and one brother. She studied nursing and
Read MoreSchool nurses are underappreciated, even in today’s world. More than one-third of schools nationwide do not have a nurse who works on site. Some nurses don’t get paid enough and some positions are only part-time jobs. School nurses cannot help
Read MoreBy Anna Carpinelli Thirty years ago, after touring Europe and performing in New York City, Angie Angier decided to spend six months in Chappaqua teaching music lessons to save money for law school. She never left. “I started teaching, and I
Read MoreThe essence of a Bronx neighborhood, the heart of its characters, and the soul of its stories are set to dazzle audiences once again with the world premiere of “A Bronx Tale: The Original One Man Show,” on June 13
Read MoreBy Brian Kluepfel Tony Furtado and Matt Flinner are Americana multi-instrumentalists who’ve moved in the same circle for more than three decades. Both are two-time winners of the elite Walnut Valley National Flat-Picking Championships in Winfield, Kan. (with Furtado on
Read MoreBy Brian Kluepfel Many images come to mind when the words Las Vegas are spoken, but likely not one of abundant riparian ecosystems within 30 minutes of the infamous strip. Yet over the past three decades the Las Vegas Wash
Read MoreDallas Caskey, a beloved father, husband and brother, a treasured chef and a revered fisherman, passed away in Philadelphia on Apr. 24 after treatment for blood cancer. Born in New York City on Jan. 18, 1964, and raised in Princeton,
Read MoreBy Bill Primavera In my first New York City apartment, as I recall, my two roommates and I were offered a choice of two colors: a stark white or an off-white. We chose the off-white to protect our eyes from
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